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Squash Mix
SKU
346RV9C
One pot of each of the below.
Squash - F1 Crown Prince
A grey/blue squash with orange flesh will make a stunning addition to any garden. Weighing in a a good 3-4kilo with a sweet, rich, nutty flavour, and the fruits are round and flat in shape and they will store well over a long period.
Growing Instructions
Plant 100cm apart in well drained soil in a sunny but sheltered position. They take up a lot of space so a good place would be to run along a wall/fence or even on your compost heap out of the way, I have known people to train them along a trellis and support the fruits with a net when they arrive. They do prefer heat so keep that in mind when you are planting. Once the plant has got 5-7 leaves, pick the tips off the plant, which will encourage the fruits to grow. Feed only once you see 2 or more fruits growing not before.
Mini Squash - Sunbeam
This squash produces a mass of little bright yellow mini flat lanterns or flying saucer shape, they have a nutty flavour with a firmer bite than a courgette, they can be pickled or cooked. Very easy to grow, treat as you would grow a courgette.
Growing Instructions
Plant 90cm apart in well drained soil in a sunny but sheltered spot. Keep well watered until established and in dry weather. Can be grown in a pot on your patio or even amongst your flower bed, where they wont look out of place.
Butternut Squash - Hunter
Description
This plant will literally take over your garden if it could, so it will need some training. But you will be rewarded with early maturing, high yields of good-sized sweet squashes with deep orange flesh, they have a small seed cavity so there will be little waste, and they will store well over a long period.
Growing Instructions
Plant 100cm apart in well drained soil in a sunny but sheltered position. They take up a lot of space so a good place would be to run along a wall/fence or even on your compost heap out of the way, I have known people to train them along a trellis and support the fruits with a net when they arrive. They do prefer heat so keep that in mind when you are planting. Once the plant has got 5-7 leaves, pick the tips off the plant, which will encourage the fruits to grow. Feed only once you see 2 or more fruits growing not before.
Squash - F1 Crown Prince
A grey/blue squash with orange flesh will make a stunning addition to any garden. Weighing in a a good 3-4kilo with a sweet, rich, nutty flavour, and the fruits are round and flat in shape and they will store well over a long period.
Growing Instructions
Plant 100cm apart in well drained soil in a sunny but sheltered position. They take up a lot of space so a good place would be to run along a wall/fence or even on your compost heap out of the way, I have known people to train them along a trellis and support the fruits with a net when they arrive. They do prefer heat so keep that in mind when you are planting. Once the plant has got 5-7 leaves, pick the tips off the plant, which will encourage the fruits to grow. Feed only once you see 2 or more fruits growing not before.
Mini Squash - Sunbeam
This squash produces a mass of little bright yellow mini flat lanterns or flying saucer shape, they have a nutty flavour with a firmer bite than a courgette, they can be pickled or cooked. Very easy to grow, treat as you would grow a courgette.
Growing Instructions
Plant 90cm apart in well drained soil in a sunny but sheltered spot. Keep well watered until established and in dry weather. Can be grown in a pot on your patio or even amongst your flower bed, where they wont look out of place.
Butternut Squash - Hunter
Description
This plant will literally take over your garden if it could, so it will need some training. But you will be rewarded with early maturing, high yields of good-sized sweet squashes with deep orange flesh, they have a small seed cavity so there will be little waste, and they will store well over a long period.
Growing Instructions
Plant 100cm apart in well drained soil in a sunny but sheltered position. They take up a lot of space so a good place would be to run along a wall/fence or even on your compost heap out of the way, I have known people to train them along a trellis and support the fruits with a net when they arrive. They do prefer heat so keep that in mind when you are planting. Once the plant has got 5-7 leaves, pick the tips off the plant, which will encourage the fruits to grow. Feed only once you see 2 or more fruits growing not before.
| Product Name | Squash Mix |
|---|---|
| Species | Squash |
| Variety | Squash/Gourd Mix |
| Size | 3 x 9cm pot plants |
| Pack Size | 9cm |